(The Hosting News) – Ann Arbor, MI, November 11, 2010 – Cloud Linux Inc., an innovative software company dedicated to serving the needs of hosting service providers, announces today that KVC Hosting, a leading web hosting provider offering affordable hosting packages, will add CloudLinux to its dedicated and VPS solutions. KVC Hosting provides a full suite of hosting services including shared, VPS and dedicated in addition to email hosting and other services. They selected CloudLinux for its new innovative Lightweight Virtual Environment™(LVE) technology that will deliver improved performance for its hosting customers.

“CloudLinux was an easy choice for us because it will help us to deliver improved control and stability for both our dedicated servers and for our VPS solution,” said KVC Hosting CEO Hendrikus Kwan. “KVC Hosting is committed to providing affordable and high quality hosting to our customers and adding CloudLinux to our offerings lets us improve our solutions and give our customers more choice.”

Some of the benefits KVC Hosting customers will receive with CloudLinux are:

Increased uptime since no one account can slow down or take down an entire shared server Better reliability and performance with a server that is running at peak operating capacity Better control over CPU resources Increased density so you can host more tenants on one server Compatibility with all major control panels for easy management

“CloudLinux helps hosting service providers deliver the benefits of increased stability and reliability to their customers,” states Igor Seletskiy, Cloud Linux Inc.’s Founder and CEO. “The technology is designed to eliminate the risks of unstable servers that can undermine businesses’ operations and profitability.”

CloudLinux’s core technology is Lightweight Virtual Environment™ a kernel-level technology that limits the amount of resources (CPU, I/O, memory) available to a group of processes. While similar to container type virtualization technology, LVE is completely transparent and lightweight. Once installed, the LVE works transparently to manage resources that the hosting provider sets for the accounts on a server. It controls the CPU resources to ensure that each account on a shared server is allocated enough resources to run efficiently without jeopardizing the other tenants on that server, making the server more stable and delivering better performance.

CloudLinux is priced to support all types of hosting providers and is available at a tiered retail monthly price based on the number of servers under management. The CloudLinux Partner Program offers discounts and more competitive pricing and a support model designed to meet the specific requirements of hosting companies as well as an opportunity to leverage the CloudLinux brand.

About KVC Hosting

KVC Hosting endeavors to make high-end technology available by providing cheap and affordable quality web hosting packages. KVC Hosting specializes in web hosting services of various categories, and since 2008 have been named as one of the fastest growing web hosting companies for quality-driven, technology enriched and affordable web hosting developers. With more than 10,000 clients across the globe, KVC Hosting customers trust our services and have partnered with us for years. Their datacenter is located in Michigan (US), with head offices in Oklahoma (US).

About CloudLinux, Inc.

Founded in 2009, CloudLinux is a privately funded company that combines unique expertise in the service provider business with in-depth technical knowledge of hosting, kernel development and open source.

CloudLinux provides hosting companies and datacenters with the only commercially supported Linux operating system (OS) optimized for their needs. The new technology behind CloudLinux has been proven to increase density, stability and performance, helping customers realize reduced operating costs and increased profitability.

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